Sentence examples for that a miscommunication from inspiring English sources

Later in the day, Jones talked to Edwards, who explained that a miscommunication resulted in Jones's not being told of the rotation changes.

"That was a miscommunication," D'Antoni said.

I'm sorry if that was a miscommunication, but I wouldn't give you permission to post all of our content.

"We all make mistakes that often result in a miscommunication," Leakes told People, noting that in Miss Utah's case the gaffe was "very public".

Coach Steve Sarkisian was not available for his regular Sunday night teleconference with reporters because of a miscommunication that stemmed from the Trojans' having an upcoming open date, an athletic department spokesman said.

With the loss of the autopilot function, the co-pilot was left to fly the plane manually, and it was at that point that there was a miscommunication between the captain and co-pilot, investigators said.

"This was the result of a miscommunication, and that will come out in the evidence," said Delores Aretsky, Ms. Cunningham's lawyer, referring to the children's being left alone.

The White House disputed his account, saying that the incident was the result of a miscommunication and that Mr. Zhao was simply not among the limited number of American and Chinese pool reporters approved for the small event.

Spokesmen for Corbyn and McDonnell claimed on Sunday that the row was a "small matter" stemming from a miscommunication and that access had been sought on the assumption that Malhotra had vacated the office on resigning her post.

Spokesmen for Corbyn and McDonnell claimed that the row was a "small matter" stemming from a miscommunication, and that access had been sought on the assumption that Malhotra had vacated the office on resigning her post.

I believed that it could due to a miscommunication with Idée's CEO (my fault).